Classroom Archives - Page 2 of 10 - Resources for English Language Learners and Teachers

Classroom Archives - Page 2 of 10 - Resources for English Language Learners and Teachers | Pearson English

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Strategies for teaching students how to disagree respectfully

Disagreements are an inevitable part of human relationships. But, in an increasingly polarised society of social media echo chambers, fake...
By Maria Di Mario

August 15, 2023
3 1230
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Seven STEM project ideas for early years students

STEM in schools is a great way of developing students’ transferable skills, especially at an early age. Even at the...
By Maria Di Mario

June 6, 2023
17 1595
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Tackling misogyny in schools: a five-step guide

Adolescence is a challenging time, when young people are forming their identity and exploring different ideologies and ways of looking...
By Maria Di Mario

May 23, 2023
2 1769
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Representation matters: Nine diverse books for secondary school students

Reading is a fantastic habit to encourage in your teenage students. Not only does it bolster literacy, it also builds...
By Maria Di Mario

March 9, 2023
0 1510
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Nine children’s books about coping with change

Children’s lives are full of changes, both big and small, and adapting to these changes can be challenging. Moving to...
By Maria Di Mario

February 14, 2023
0 2142
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7 life skills to practise in the classroom

Life skills go hand in hand with a child’s development, promoting healthy living and healthy minds. Incorporating life skills into...
By Becki Grahame

February 8, 2023
15 4649
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The key to culturally responsive teaching: get to know your students

We all understand how icebreakers and first-day activities can help to get to know learners better. Get-to-know-you (GTKY) activities certainly...
By Anna Hasper

January 17, 2023
2 2377
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How students can benefit from social learning

A teachers’ job is without a doubt to make learning happen. But every teacher knows that teaching something doesn’t mean...
By Anna Hasper

December 1, 2022
6 2852
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How to help your students achieve learning autonomy

Every teacher wants to inspire their students. Helping them take charge of their learning with activities that enable them to...
By Vinod Aithal

October 10, 2022
14 2863
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Five ways to create a stimulating classroom environment

It’s the start of a new school year, and lots of teachers take this opportunity to reassess their classroom space...
By Maria Di Mario

August 23, 2022
20 7383

Classroom

Disagreements are an inevitable part of human relationships. But, in an increasingly polarised society of social media echo chambers, fake...

STEM in schools is a great way of developing students’ transferable skills, especially at an early age. Even at the...

Adolescence is a challenging time, when young people are forming their identity and exploring different ideologies and ways of looking...

Reading is a fantastic habit to encourage in your teenage students. Not only does it bolster literacy, it also builds...

Children’s lives are full of changes, both big and small, and adapting to these changes can be challenging. Moving to...

Life skills go hand in hand with a child’s development, promoting healthy living and healthy minds. Incorporating life skills into...

We all understand how icebreakers and first-day activities can help to get to know learners better. Get-to-know-you (GTKY) activities certainly...

A teachers’ job is without a doubt to make learning happen. But every teacher knows that teaching something doesn’t mean...

Every teacher wants to inspire their students. Helping them take charge of their learning with activities that enable them to...

It’s the start of a new school year, and lots of teachers take this opportunity to reassess their classroom space...